A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post about getting started with WordPress.com. As a follow on, I thought I’d write a bit about what you should include in your blog plus categorising posts and tagging them.
If your blog is an addition to your main business site (rather than a standalone blog), then make [...]
If you’ve been online for any length of time, you’ll have noticed there’s a heck of a lot of information available on the internet! Whether you want to trace your ancestors, learn how to eat more healthily – or find out how to market your small business online – there are more blog posts written [...]
And no, I don’t mean that in the way some people with super-sized egos say ‘just Google my name!’ when you ask for their contact details.
The more time you spend online – using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other social networks – the more of a trail of virtual breadcrumbs you leave on the internet. Add [...]
To beginners, blogging can be quite daunting. Not only do you need to keep thinking of regular great content to keep your readers interest, but you need to understand how the interface works too and some blogging platforms are easier than others to use. However, they all have one thing in common: widgets.
Once you’ve decided [...]
Dealing With Critical Comments
by Sam McArthur on October 6, 2009
in Blogging, Blogs
When you start a blog, mostly comments you receive will be polite or asking for more information, even just plain nice! However, by blogging, you’re also allowing yourself to be open to criticism and sometimes these comments can vary from mild disagreement to the insulting.
About a year ago, I wrote a post on a hobby [...]
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